Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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 nphmmu es CLASS OFFICERS: President ...........Tom M a goto Vice-President ......Harvey Hole Secretary-Treasurer..Joe Graves Student Senate— Norma Jean Thomas Dick George “In us you see the Sophomores— Our boats are headed for the other shores” So go the words of the Sophomore song. We are not “green freshies” any longer, but have proudly taken outplace among the upper-classmen. On September 7, nine former members of North Star High entered our class. All have become distinguished in special activities during the year. At the beginning of the year our total enrollment was seventy-eight. During the year we lost four members. Having successfully struggled through Freshman year, we have assumed an air of self-confidence and have taken up our new duties. Many glances were cast at the new classmen. However, we soon became acquainted with the new faces. Twent h -

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First row—Gus Barga, Edward Grilliot, Miriam Hollinger, Mae Bookwalter, Juanita Kelch, Vivian Wolfe, Annabel Davenport, Charlene Parin, Maxine Marshall, Donna Plessinger, June Martin, Martha Magoto, Donna Littman, Ellen Hopper, Dorothy Groff, Mary Norris, Mr. Parry. Second row—Ilah June Ehrhart, Ermadean Brown. Dolores Grilliot, Mary Marker, Annabel Boolman, Dorothy Dapore. Betty Beekman. Mary Treon, Caroline Stuck, Doris Oliver, Evelyn Pitsenbarger, Margie Kelch, Annabel Miller, Peggy Kindell, Nancy Gephart, Ruth Davidson, Joan Pequignot. Third row—Ralph Mumaw, Marvin Barga, Harold Marshall, Paul Hole, Robert Pepiot, John Coffield, John Schipper. Wayne Rismiller, Riley Brandon, Joseph Frantz, Lloyd Grilliot, Thomas Johnson, Carl Fine, Lloyd Booher, Reuben Hecht, Junior Rindler. The honor and glory of our class was further promoted by our gallant warriors who shone brilliantly in every athletics department. We also nobly acquitted ourselves in' the Junior Class play, “Here Comes Charlie”, under the direction of Miss Royon. Mid-year found us all settling down to some diligent cramming for mid-semester exams. However, aside from a few minor headaches and many expensive light bills, everyone recovered nicely and prepared to ease his way down the home stretch. We are now entering the last milestone of our high school career, and next September we shall assume the regal superiority that befits the character of Seniors, with a moral spirit that is unconquerable. JOAN PEQUIGNOT, ’42 Twent hv —

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First row—Arthur Berning, Cletus Schlater, Gaorge Frantz. Paul Marshal. James Tritt-schuh, Eldred Harsh, Paul Ward, Robert Magoto. Wilmer Pitsenbarger, Doyle Armstrong, Owen Shumaker, Richard George, Otis Gilmore. Second row—David Boyd, Eileen Kueterman, Viola Nisonger, Lucille Marshal, Evelyn Alt-hoff. Dolores Dapore, Betty Althoff, Joan Cashman, Wanda Gene Roll, Norma , Thomas, Dorothy Shade. Betty Shiverdecker, La Vaun Oliver. Mary Frances Fellers, Helen Bashore, Charlene Parin. Wanda pittsenbarger, Catherine Thiebeau, Marvin Rismiller. Third row—Noah Simmons, Thaddeus Barga, Paul Rhoades, Dolores Long, Mary Boyd, Lois Schaddt, Marceil Hemmelgarn, Pauline Rismiller. Phyllis Grewe, Rita Bergman, Loretta Mescher, Phyllis Weikert. Irene Wenning, Joan Rismiller, Irmalee McClannan, Margaret Barnes, Miss Royon. Fourth row—James Maher, James Subler, Arthur Lange, Billy Harman, Chalmer Rhoades. Robert Allen, Junior Schilling, Dick Kindell, Thomas Magoto, Paul Brandt, Mr. Fambrough, Harold Kueterman, Russel Meads, Stuart Treon, Robert Gillette, Harvey Hole, Robert Simon, Kelsey Lehman. Our class adviser, Mr. Fambrough, found that there were so many of us that we could not all be seated in his room, so the “overflow” was sent to Miss Royon’s room, “across the hall”. At an early meeting of the class, we elected class officers. This year we were represented in the F. H. A., F. F. A., Latin Club, Band, Orchestra, and Chorues. We are also well represented in sports, several boys making the teams in football, basketball, and baseball. Having successfully completed our Sophomore year, we are confidently approaching the Junior year and its more difficult tasks. We have resolved to take each year in our stride and are sure 1943 will find us us all completing our high school training and ready to enter the adult world and assume its responsibilities. WANDA GENE ROLL and NORMA JEAN THOMAS -Twenty-seven